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. >> very sad. >> steve: meanwhile, as we switch gears, live look at the white house, officials are trying to backtrack calling a leaked immigration reform plan, a plan "b". it shows the president is not serious about reform and bipartisan negotiations are going. kelly wright joins us from washington. >> reporter: good to see you all on this presidents' day. critics of the president's plan says it outlines actions the obama administration have taken and people here living here illegally and the white house say no specific action was taken on the plan, but white house chief of staff says the administration's approach is to have a plan "b" in place in the event that bipartisan talks in congress fail to produce comprehensive immigration reform. >> the fact of this report, david, i think all it says to me we are doing exactly what we said we'll do. we will be prepared in event the bipartisan talks on the hill we're aggressively supporting if those don't work out, we'll have an option ready to put out there >> reporter: republicans are expressing concerns about the president's plan. they say it

district in ruins. now, they are bringing in cadaver dogs. new details on what went wrong. >> steve: meanwhile, the cuts the country were about to face were president obama's idea but he is hoping you don't remember that. >> they are not fair and they will hurt our economy and add hundreds of thousands of americans to the unemployment rolls. >> steve: no wonder he doesn't want to take credit for it. new blame game. >> brian: how much does this woman love president obama. so much so voted them for six times. fox and friends starts now. >>> fox and friends, brian, welcome back. where did you do go and did you miss us? >> first off the chinese hacked my blackberry i can't open up any of my emails. i should have put the back on first. >> steve: see if it works? >> gretchen: i thought that congress' approval waiting went up 15%. all right. in the meantime, as he fixes his blackberry let's get positive to a developing story. stay tuned on to fox and friends report. >> they are charging pre-med dated murder. they found steroids in his home. good morning, amy. >> investigators say they foun

. and this weekend some of that moisture, steve, gretchen, and brian, could make for a nor'easter for new england. snow on top of the two feet they got two or three weeks ago. >> okay. it's keeping us in business, the weather. >> thanks so much. >> now it's time to drive back to a time when great cars ruled roads. now you can own one for yourself. live from florida is anna. how do people get their hands on these things? >> well, they are up for auction, gretchen, this saturday. there's 80 cars up for auction. we are in a 1957 mercury monte clare red convertible. gorgeous. along with the the 80 cars. thousands of pieces of memorabilia going up for auction. a portion of the proceeds will be going to military charities. let's take a look at some of these cars. ♪ she's real fine my 409 my 409 ♪ >> tell me about the car. >> 409 cubic inches, 425-horsepower, positive tracks rear. >> let's go to the beach. who doesn't love the beach boys? >> she's real fine my 409. speed limit? none. with the southerners admire a car we say nice car. >> this is a z28. >> ♪ diamonds are a girl's best >> diamonds ar

in focus with mr. steve forbes. rich and elizabeth and mike and steve. will it lower pricis? >> it will certainly h. a stable dollar would help, too. >> private money is it willing to do this and take the risk. let them take the risk and we'll be the beneficiaries. >> is it finally time with high gas prices to let it work? >> i think it will happen. i wish i could be as hopeful in terms of the ben ficts as steve is. there are 90 million pump've -- pumped out every day. it will not accomplish what everyone believes it will. you have to weigh that to the damage it would be doing. >> it is not overnight but in the long run it will help. >> a tiny, tiny bit. rick pointed out that oil is sold in a global market place. the investment should be encouraged because it is money chasing the profit motive and using taxpayer money to share his grand vision of the future utopia that no one wants to buy. >> rich, specifically president obama said high gas prices are a result of world wide demand and not much to do with supply as it does with demand jacking up the prices. if there is more w

we be cutting ours? >> steve: more good nice, gas prices got hiked up for the 33rd day in a row. prices continue to soar, washington continues to stay silent. when can we expect in relief i ask. eric bombing. >> eric: if s your gun stored in a safe place? the new law that let's cops search legal gun owners who haven't broken any laws. fox and friends starts right now. >> gretchen: brian is extending his holiday weekend for another day. we have eric bombing sitting here. >> steve: can you believe it. a former oil trader on the couch and first, let's start with fox news alert. >> gretchen: major cyber security, a series of hacking attacks against the united states. heather joins us live with more. >> reporter: good morning to you. these are the startling findings in a new report that has just been released. the 74-page report says 141 major hacking attempts have been traced back to a secret group that is linked back to the china's military. the organizations include energy arrow space companies and also itel communications firm, blueprints and other sensitive documents were stolen

? judges official? >> you and steve are cried and i'm losing. >> we are tied in first and you are in the distant second. >> i her the booby prize is better. okay, what's next some. >> what did washington give up the day he became president? was it tobacco chewing, was it dancing, was it his paycheck? you got it right. c is the correct answer. no other president has given up higgs salary but george washington did. >> and he didn't take any money to be washington. >> he was one of the wealthiest men in the united states. >> joel, does that cont? you are the official judge. does that cont? >> yes. thank you. >> you are not even paying attention. >> all right. what building did george washington help to design but never occupy? never lived in? was it, a, the white house, b, mt. vernon, or, c, the washington monument? the white house. he never lived there but he did survey it. >> was i the only one that got that right? >> oh, bummer. >> everyone got that right. but washington went out and surveyed it and chose where the front door would go but he died before it was done. >> one mor

's time to play family feud. give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: these families are ready to go. come on, now. thank you, folks. thank you very much. i appreciate you coming. thank you, everybody. hey, welcome to "family feud." i'm your man, steve harvey. you know what, we got a good one for you today. this family returns for the second day, already with a total of $20,000. from seattle, washington it's the kline family. [crowd cheering] and from right here in atlanta, georgia it's the lee family. [crowd cheering] let's get it on. give me connie. give me shekita. ["family feud" theme plays] ladies, here we go. we got the top 7 answers on the board. name something a cowboy does with his boots on. connie. >> he sleeps. steve: he sleeps. >> eats, eats. steve: eats. pass or play, connie? >> play. we're gonna play! steve: connie's gonna play. >> play, yes! yes. steve: noah, how you feeling today? >> hey, feeling good, steve. steve: good job. ready for med school? >> i'm getting ready. steve: all right. let's go. name something a cowboy does with

/7. call 1-8 sive. announcer: this is joey fatone. it's time to play family feud. give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: come on, now. you got to win the money this time. thank you very much, everybody. thank you for coming. thank you so much. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. you know what? we got another good one for you today. this family returning for the third day, from crown point, indiana, it is the oller family. [crowd cheering] steve: and from marietta georgia, it's the kennedy family. [crowd cheering] steve: let's play the feud! give me sheila, give me allyson. let's go. ["family feud" theme plays] >> good luck, there. >> you, too. steve: ladies. the top 6 answers on the board, ladies. name something you don't like to see the doctor reaching for. sheila. >> a thermometer. steve: a thermometer. allyson. >> a rubber glove. steve: a rubber glove. you better know it. a rubber glove. >> yes! steve: pass or play? >> we'll play... steve: they're gonna play. i got you. i got you. [crowd cheering] steve: goo

to a brand- new day with us, how is the weather, steve? >>> we are going to get a lot of cold air and it is still on the way, it is in advance of the system and it is going to be a very cold day, upper 40s and 50s and a possibility of thunderstorms, here is sal. >>> good morning, traffic is going to be slow in some areas and the weather will play a role, you can see traffic is busy and also this morning we are looking at 880 westbound and traffic is moving along nicely. let's go back to the desk. >>> as steve mentioned, it could create a rainy commute for many of you, alex savage is covering the dramatic change in weather following a very nice three-day weekend, alex? >> reporter: it really was, it was a beautiful comfortable three-day weekend in the bay area and it is a true weather system that has moved into the bay area right now. as you can see the rain has sort of tapered off and let me show you what it looks like. we are here on highway 101 in petaluma at the highway exit and this is what it looks like, just about an hour or so ago. drivers need to be prepared if this system

and there are some raindrops and coming up, our meteorologist steve paulson will have more as you head out the door. and we have more on our website www.ktvu.com, all you have to do is click on the weather tab and you can have the latest sent right to your cell phone. >> and today's windy weather could topple trees, no storm was needed to crush a heritage oak. a tree service crew plans to remove the 300 to 400-year-old tree from the house on mdeb. the only dab mt. diablo. the homeowner was in side when the tree hit roof. >> i just froze. firefighters are concerned it could laps and nobody is allowed inside until they take a look. >>> a pacific freight train truck and kill a man before 8:00 as it was moving across the churchill crossing. it is still not clear what the man was doing onto the train tracks. it cass a delay for many late night trains. >>> police say a woman was found last night at a homeless camp near a food store on industrial parkway and they are trying to figure out if she died of natural causes or if her death is suspicious. >>> oscar pistorius is standing by his claims he did not m

to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how's everybody doing? that's really good. thank you very much. thank you for coming. thank you very much. thank you. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. you know what? we got a good one for you today. returning for the second day from marietta, georgia, it's the kennedy family, and from right here in hotlanta, georgia, it's the brown family. i'm gonna give away money, but to get it, you got to play for it. let's go. give me sheila. give me keith. let's go. hey, guys, here we go. we got the top 8 answers on the board. name something dog lovers would rather do with a dog than a person. sheila. >> take the dog walking. steve: walk. >> whoo! >> play! play! >> we're going to play. steve: they're gonna play, keith. hey, sheila. >> good morning, good morning. steve: how you doing? >> i'm still bodacious. steve: see you got another fancy sweater on. >> yes. i do. steve: are you known for your sweaters? >> no. it just helps-- >> sort of. steve: sort of? >> ju

, let's check in with steve do we have more clouds than yesterday? >> no, yesterday was much colder and we have a few high clouds clipping us in the north and we have a few high 50s low 60s here is sal. >>> traffic continues to look good if you are driving on 880 north and south everything looks good let's go back to the desk. >>> now it appears major league baseball is appearing for guidelines to san jose, claudine wong joins us with this very new development, claudine wong? >> reporter: we don't know but at least continue to one now exist since this battle has gone on for years and they are trying to move down to san josement the guidelines done actually make a vote more of a possibility. if they act this these sidelines it is critical. in order for the a's to move a few things have to happen. both a to resince the giants territorial rights to that area. even if it was approved giants could block the project by suing. what could be in these guidelines? it is likely the as have to show a successful formula and make money once it is done because a big viability is an issue. remember

. joey fatone: this is joey fatone. it's time to play "family feud!" give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: thank y'all very much. [cheering and applause] hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. you know what? like always, we got another good one for you today. family's returning for their second day--straight out of louisville, kentucky, it's the darden family. and from seattle, washington it's the kline family. let's go. give me connie. give me terry jr. guys, here we go. we've got the top 7 answers on the board. name the first thing a guy wants after his girlfriend has dumped him. >> an alcohol drink. steve: an alcohol drink. >> yeah! steve: terry. >> another woman. steve: another woman. yeah. >> we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. all right. hey, marleisha, how you doing today? >> i'm wonderful. steve: what's your major? >> elementary education. steve: elementary education. that's good right there. that'll go right in line with my son. >> perfect. we're perfect for each other. i can alread

? hi, everybody. welcome to "forbes on fox." let's go in with steve forks, rick you thinker, elizabeth mcdonald, morgan brennan, rich carlguard and mike. steve, if you want to cut waste, is this the place to start? >> sure, david. green energy a great place to save green dollars. if green energy had any promise, entrepreneurs would be in on it. in terms of clean energy, we have it in our backyard with natural gas, remove obstacles to that, we'll have all the clean energy we want and need and export it. >> rick, you're against government waste. this was an incredibly was program. is this the place we should start cutting? >> i actually came up with a very short quote that i think speaks to this point better than i could ever hope to. so i'm gog read it. federal investment in science and basic research has led to numerous innovations and commercial successes from laser lasers, from the internet to mri scanners. do you know who said that? mitt romney in his book "no apology, the case for american greatness." that is the point. look, government has always been involved in our greatest prog

for waking up with us, steve is here covering rain, how much do you think we will get? >> a quarter of an inch, we have winter weather advisories from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 and it could be interesting weather seeing some of that green rain i'm sure up into lake county and the key is upper 50s and lower 40s but the afternoon is a lot more active and maybe some thunderstorms and again very low snow levels, here is sal. >>> it is a lot more crowded today than it was yesterday and we have some rain to deal with, just enough that we will have more crashes reported. that traffic does -- traffic does look good, we are on storm watch this morning. wet weather is moving across the northern part of the bay area, and alex savage is reporting conditions up in petaluma for the past 90 minutes and how is it looking right now alex? >> we have not seen any rain for the past hour and a half and that does not mean roads are not slick and as we push closer just south, we are starting to see the southbound traffic which slowed down for a bit for whatever reason in this area. let me show you what thing

i love slowing down. cruising is the best way to see burgundy. it forces you to slow down. steves: and steve's family is hitching a ride, too, as we learn how the french, who invented our modern concept of a vacation, are on to something good with barging. oh, my. steves: the canal-side lane, built as an industrial-age tow path, is ideal for jogging, strolling, or biking. boats come with bikes, and the pace is relaxing enough to allow for excursions. your ride is punctuated by a lock every mile or so. by going from lock to lock, boats can gently climb, step by step, over the rolling terrain. each lock is a treat. attendants who live in the historic lock houses are friendly and always ready to help out. some locks are automated. [ beeping ] others involve a little old-fashioned elbow grease. [ accordion playing ] full-service barges can be hired with a captain and crew who do the navigating, cooking, and guiding. boats have comfy state rooms, all the comforts you'd expect in a good hotel, and you'll invariably be eating and drinking some of the very best that burgundy has to offer.

to a very good start, let's go to steve. >>> we have a low pattern change and low clouds are in place, it will be cooler, cloudy and cold, rain begins, we will get something out of it and the rest of this week it looks cool and breezy and i wish we could get the rest, a lot of clouds, mostly cloudy in advance of those cold systems, it is going to take our temperatures way down and that's where we increase in advance of it and snow levels will be very low and it does not look like there will be a lot of moisture, we'll see if it holds together a little bit stronger and things have been grim since the beginning of the year. 30s and 40s, a couple of 40s and that low cloud deck is coming in and it is inching in towards cent city and eureka has a place to go and temperatures will really drop tomorrow, tuesday into wednesday and we slowly recover as we head towards the middle of the week. winds will turn southerly in advance of that system. 50s and very low 60s and this will change compared to last week which was sunny and warm and we have big changes, mainly thunderstorms, a week system, o

-time high set in 2007. what is going on here? joining me, steve leaseman, also the other half of steve. columnist for the "washington post." so guys, i'm a little perplexed here. becky, let me start with you. wall street, do they just not believe washington anymore. we're on our fifth one. have they discounted all of the hype over this next crisis? >> i think this one's actually a little bit different, chuck. we've been talking to a lot of strategyists and a lot of investors who actually say, a lot of them, increasing number of them, that they think succession will happen and still positive on stocks. i'm scratching my head because particularly if you look at the defense stocks and consumer stocks, you think that there is going to be a crunch. when you get austerity, there are the repercussions that come with that. it surprises me to see the stock market looking at this and saying, whatever. >> steve, do you think that part of this is wall street just assumes washington will figure it out, that there is -- even if sequestration kicks in on march 1st, that they're smart enough to realiz

to steve. >>> our system is in southern california, a north wind is coming in behind it and it is a cold one this morning, lots of 30s showing up. that system is out of here and it is starting to move down towards arizona, so if you have travel plans you are going down towards southern arizona. we are taking over san joaquin valley so heading to phoenix and now las vegas, lots of 40s and 40s in san francisco, 20s at fso 31 santa rosa, high pressure is building into the north, high pressure does not look the north so it try trees to fill it with win. north wind is good for santa rosa, some 60s and a lot of upper 50s. sunny mostly sunny, a system is clipping up it is north you about i don't think they are coming here. >>> going to the gold, the new bay area connection to the summer olympic plame. >>> the inside discovery, we will tell you more about it. >>> we will tell you about the conditions around the bay area for the morning commute, stay stay tuned. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [

to make it seem like nobody is off, steve and i are here. hello steve. >> steve, yes, sir. >> ly change it is a cold system, but today is that in betweener day. i really done think the temperatures will change too much. already inland on this. but there is a bunch of cold air and the cooling begins today and temperatures will drop right off the table and then really noticeable and then you and i will slowly benefit. mainly to the north bay, low clouds and cooler, 50s and lower 60s, there is that much cold air out of this, late tuesday into monday, really they don't look like too much. >> danika patrick made a history of her four-year career patrick posted more than 196 hours during qualifying at the beach and it is right here had sunday morning. >> daniel lee became the first to play in the all-star and lee played foreman 13 minutes finishing with 6 points and two steals. he was part of the western conference team, in the meantime there is a bit of controversy surrounding mike montgomery, coming up, we will have exchange with one of his star players, why some say did he it.$♪>>> comin

, let's go to steve at 6:08. >> our low is near southern california into arizona, the cool cold dry area, there is a lot of 20s being reported, we had some okay rain. unfortunately we don't see any coming in any time soon. quarter of an inch exactly as advertised. quarter inch in napa, same in morgan hill, fremont a third, oakland a third, everybody is so close october/november and december we turned the tap off and boy did we. 7.99 in san francisco, we can find a lot more than that. all are below and continuing to drop, i don't see anything upstream not for the next 5 to 7 days, arizona has impacted spring training and after that it will clear out and be cold. i saw in the oak landis trick the 2 -- oakland district 28, scott valley santa cruz mountains around 20 to 29, it will be sunny but breezy, code morning but breezy, temperatures are staying on the cool side, we are below average, upper 50s and very low 60s and in fact we should be around 60 to 65. we are staying slightly below average, cool and breezy as we go into the weekend. >>> well, the bay area is off to a chilly start, foll

morning, i am dave cook, let's check weather and traffic, steve a beautiful morning. >> the moon is almost full. >> there is almost a full moon out there by the way, we do have a little bit of a breeze, temperatures 30s and 40s and also a few snow showers up in the sierra, upper 50s and lower 60s, here is my good friend sal. >>> good morning westbound 24 not a bad drive heading to the tunnel this is a look at san jose and 280, not a bad start let's go back to the desk. >>> will they say or will they go as you know they are pushing for a strategy and now they are provide being guidelines for a possible move to san jose. reporter claudine wong joins us with this new development, claudine? >> reporter: well, palm we don't know -- pam, we don't know what the guidelines are but when you talk about how the oakland a's would facilitate a move to san jose that is a big deal when you talk about this long an ongoing battle. this battle has been going on for years but as the los angeles times reports, they don't guarantee a move but what they do is make a vote by club owners more of a possibility. if

are driving without any idling let's go to steve. >>> we have a fast moving system in reno, tahoe, chuck e.but we have a little bit of fresh snow following that pour house low -- power house low we saw on tuesday. we have 20 to 0 miles per hour out of the -- 40 miles per hour out of the northwest and some on the coast are getting a good breeze. although mustily sunny 30s and 40s, the breeze and some of the patchy low clouds are holding up these lows. nasa and santa rosa we had a few more 20s and we have 20s and 30s in fairfield. 16, up to 30 mile-per-hour gusts and we have some locations as calm and mostly sunny and gradual warming and patchy low clouds, a good breeze as well, very low 60s and running slightly below normal on these temperatures, maybe by sunday, then everything points towards sunny and warmer weather. then we wantp it right backup, steve, why cyber spying may be happening more than we thought. >>> and the fight against blight, how one bay area city is fighting back. >>> good morning, highway 4 westbound, it looks good coming up to the willow pass grade and we will tell you

abilities at a school here in new york. >>> steve harvey is here. actor, comedian, talk show host, game show host. for a couple of hours this morning, he will be one well caffeinated co-host. >> little tip from sg to you, that is not the coffee you want. there's a better stash of coffee. all right. he has a lot to -- yeah, don't even -- throw it right out. exactly. you're welcome. but first, last night in houston, nba's best face off at the all-star game. off the court, a basketball legend was doing a little celebration of his own. craig nelson is here with that story. >> a sign we are all getting old. michael jordan celebrating the big 5-0. there's a heat about the greatest, six championships and six time mvp, all-star. that's just his accomplishments on the court. what's the man who is half a century old going to do now? >> jordan. >> jordan going all the way! >> jordan going the length of the floor. >> reporter: official nba bio, michael jordan is the greatest basketball player of all time. >> you sit there with your mouth wide open, just watching what he was able to do athletically. >> r

to "time" magazine. >> yes. >> rose: and you write about steve jobs. >> actually before that, i did write about steve jobs. before that i went to detroit, for a year of battle hardening in 1979 as the automobile industry was collapsing. and it was-- and that was where, actually, i co-authored a book about the chrysler corporation and lee iacocca who was this larger-than-life figure who obviously was a house hold name 25, 30 years ago. and that was my introduction to mainstream journalism. and then i moved to california. first to los angeles. and where i found myself gravitating to northern california to do stories about all these little companies that nobody had heard of, you know, genentech was private. apple was just about public. microsoft was still private company. and i started writing about them and gradually got more interested. and then eventually wound up moving to san franciscwith time >> andhat was steve jobs like then? >>. >> it's probably, steve is probably an example of like many, many people, of the truism that you never take the boy out of the man. and so many of the trait

to steve. >>> wow! that is cold. it will be sunny and breezy, high -- breezy, highs in the 50s and we have more coming up on mornings on 2. >>> a house fire happened near the diablo country club and we just got new information. >>> also a water-main break near diablo beach, this is affects homes businesses and even cable cars, stay right here with us. >>> good morning. i'm brian flores live in diablo where fire crews continue to mopup after an intense early- morning house fire. we'll tell you how it may have started -- coming up. >>> a baby found dead in the salinas valley. why the child's grieving mother is questioning how the authorities handled this tragic case. >> reporter: a broken main sends water rushing into the san francisco intersection in the north beach neighborhood. how it's affecting cable car service this morning. >>> also, the student who was sickant at the center of a school health threat in one bay area city. "mornings on 2" begins right now. >>> well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday,

and traffic. steve is here. it's a little too quite in the weather for you, isn't it. >> here, locally, yes. >> we could sure use rain. a little on tuesday but doesn't look like there's anything coming across the highway next to us. highs 50s, low to mid 60. >> there's a bus accident from man jose. it happened less than an hour ago where a car ran a red light at the corner of east capital expressway. a big intersection in san jose. very close to the airport. the traffic is going to be affected. matt keller is on the way. we'll have a live report from the scene coming up soon. this say look at northbound 1 o'brien 1 approaching the 80s. that traffic is off to a good start. >> a road is closed right now because of a fatal accident. ktvu has been on the bay shore road since 4:30 this morning. she is back thousand with more on why this is such a big investigation. >> the accident scene is large out here. it's described as 200-yards, the length of two football fields. i want to show you a measurement that gives us an idea of how far the stretches are at one of the curves. this is the start of th

: this is joey fatone. it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: oller! that's good. thank you very much. thank you for coming. thank you very much. thank y'all for coming. thank you very much, everybody. hey. welcome to "family feud." i'm your man steve harvey, and boy, we got a good one for you today. they're returning for the second day from crown point, indiana, home of nick's. it is the oller family. >> oller! steve: and from powder springs georgia--wherever that is--it's the sims family. >> yeah! steve: let's get it on. give me james, give me allyson. let's go. hey, guys. we got the top 7 answers on the board. here we go. we asked 100 married women name something a man opens that his wife tells him to close. james. >> pornography. steve: pornography. >> let's go, james! let's go! steve: pornography. allyson. >> toilet seat. steve: the toilet seat. >> we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. hey, james, james. let me talk to you for a second. you know, you just looked in that camera right there, and

, i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic first. let's go to steve. he knows all about your weather. >> cool to cold for some. 30s and 40s. sunny and nice. temperatures coming up a little bit. everything continues and could be a change on saturday. we'll talk about that coming up in five or six minutes. >> westbound 2:37 that looks good. no major problems. also the morning commute looks good on interstate 60 heading south. it's 5:00. >> all right. we begin with break news -- she has been there since 40:00 this morning. she is on bay shore road right now. tell us why investigators -- >> well it's a big accident scene. there's been a lot happening within the last half hour. take a look at what's happening behind me t. is the road we're talking about and you can see headlights off in the distance. investigators out here now trying to recreate what happened. they're taking measurements. actually if we pan down here i want to show you something. right here at the corner of this line is a measuring tape. we can pan down to the very end of it. if you look here, you can see it

's go to steve. >> there could be a few little guys scooting by later and we have some rain but at least we will get something out of this tomorrow. there is a bunch of cold air with this system and it doesn't come tuesday into wednesday. some sun, cooler as well. because of that lower cloud deck, there is not a lot of rain, maybe some to a half inch but if we can get enough moisture, you can get snuff out of it in the gulf of alaska, but there is not enough of it, 30s and 40s on the temperatures, if you are right near novato. so far there is not much showing up except a little bit of a return after a nice sundayp temperatures are going from really nice to really cold. partly sunny to the south and east, low clouds sunny and cooler, temperatures today in the 50s for many. cold rain and maybe a little bit lingering, partly sunny cool and breezy. >> time now 5:09, his basketball coach is being pushed to explain himself, the time out incident is caught on camera, what the coach is now saying about. dissecting mysterious fragments in russia and they want to know about the meteor. >>> if you

all over the bay area. we have team coverage. steve paulson has the details how long the chilly weather will last. we begin with tara moriarty live in walnut creek. good afternoon, tara. >> reporter: good afternoon. the rain has just let up. but it's been sporadic downpours and the cold snap and wet weather is really met with mixed reaction. the wintry blast comes in the wake of a sunny stretch where we saw temperatures in the 70s over the weekend but this morning a cold weather system swept in from alaska, delivering a one-two-punch of rain. the national weather service says there's also a chance of thunderstorms and hail. one woman we spoke to said she had to keep morning to stay warm. are you annoyed by it or do you think it's about time? >> it sucks because i don't have a car. >> the rain definitely needs to go. >> reporter: now, in petaluma, the rain was steady. we spoke to one man who has a farm e told us this long-await -- farm. he told us this long-awaited rain helps his animals. >> i have 13 horses. yeah. other people help me out. i use some of their fields to put my ho

to steve. >> skies are mostly clear, high pressure is building in and it looks like a very quite pattern. i had a little cloud cover and a few light snow showers. slightly warmer today over mostly sunny skies. system will move into the north on saturday with a little cool down. i don't think it would do much here. there could be very light rain but i'm not too sold on this system and after that everything is sunshine and warmer weather into next weekful a few high clouds drift in here but overall 30s and 40s on the temperatures. it's cool -- cold out there for some inland. no doubt but sunny and mild weather. here's patchy low clouds. breezy, everything coming out of the north or northwest. upper 50s, low 60s, almost a few now pushing mid 60s but except for saturday. after that, sunshine and warmer temperatures will take us into sunday and most of next week. >> thank you, steve, 4:38 is the time. breaking news, we want to take you back to south africa this morning. we want to listen for a moment. >> i would like to turn your attention to the order i made at the outset of the reading. you wi

for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: hey, olier family. how you doing? good. how's everybody doing? thank you all for coming. thank you very much. thank you very much. heh heh. hey. welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. you know what? we got another good one for you today. boy, have i got a family for you. returning for the third day already with a total $40,000, from seattle, washington, it's the kline family. and then my folks from crown point, indiana, it's the olier family. >> olier! steve: come on! let's go! give me connie, give me allyson. let's go. ladies, here we go. top 8 answers on the board. name something you hope doesn't happen when you're in a sauna. allyson? >> you fall asleep. steve: you fall asleep. connie? >> that you pass out. steve: you pass out. pass or play? they're gonna play. >> we're gonna play! steve: connie, you know what? you do pretty good at the challenge round. >> yeah. i'm ok up there. steve: you are. you're a good player when it comes to that but today is gonna be the breakthrough game. connie's

on i-85, we are off to a good start, let's go to steve. >> clear skies, sal. >> yes, sir. >> blustery on the coast, especially on our way to see some spring training games and if it arrived over us, maybe about 4:00 or 5:00 instead of after sunset, we would have had more to work with but it gave us a wide variety and we said about a quarter to a half inch and that's exactly what fell. napa third of an inch, san francisco had almost a half inch of rain, quarter inch livermore, fairfield, right in there, rainfall is below average for everybody including santa rosa which is 93%, san francisco 86% and we were doing so well until january hit. san jose 7.99, ironically you can find a lot more in the old rain gauge than that but everybody is below average now. low pressure to the south, heading towards phoenix there will be a lot of delays in spring training games. napa and santa rosa some upper 20s and this is a very cold dynamic system, windy at times, temperatures 50s and very low 60s may just briefly touch and it can help santa rosa and it will be a cool day, average high is 60 to 65 a

to the variance holders? >> yes. okay. >> yes. my name is steve williams and i represent alic, lam and her family who oppose this variance. they own the building immediately to the west of the subject site and they have owned the building and lived there nearly 30 years. because of the wrong directions in the variance decision letter, it was very confusing. and it made me believe that the department had not paid close attention to this variance and that they had the facts wrong in the surrounding neighborhood wrong. and i don't think that anyone from the department has ever been to the site. it is a rear yard variance. and i would ask you as you listen to the testimony, make them meet their burden, there is no showing of an extraordinary circumstance that applies only to this particular lot and because of the exceptional and extraordinary circumstances they have been deprived of some property lot and only this property is being deprived that in order to obtain this property that all of the surrounding properties have this variance has to be granted and that is the burden, what you see in the let

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for the first time in two weeks. we've been covering this live for you since 4:30. we have team coverage. steve paulson is tracking the temperatures and even snow. sal castanedo is looking out for the traffic. but alex savidge shows us the conditions in petaluma. >> reporter: good morning, tori. we're seeing a brief band of showers kind of blowing through this area in petaluma, where we've been all morning long. this is highway 101. this is southbound traffic coming toward the camera. the roads are slick. this is right at the redwood highway exit. we've seen the roads. they've been wet all morning long. it could be a rough commute because of the system moving into the area. you look up there very ommy nows clouds off in the distance and there's more rain coming today. let me show you what things looked like earlier in the morning. this is at about 4:30 in the morning, a steady rain was falling in the area. the roads were very wet for quite some time. that rain moved through quickly. when it's all said and done, some spots could get up to .50 of rain today. the national weather service is predic

amount of time. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. a cooler pattern starts today. nice, nice sunday. but already the low clouds being pushed in by a system. it has more cold air. i think .25 to .50 will probably cover this. system is coming right out of the gulf of alaska. there's not much behind it. it may be one of those one and donees again there's a come -- done -- dones again. there's much, much colder air coming in here tomorrow. .25 to .50. some locations .10. 54 in san francisco. santa cruz which was 74 on saturday, 64 on sunday will be 56 today. already a lot of low clouds up and down the coast all the way down to southern california which is really socked in. there's our system. there's not a lot to it. but the cold air means a change in the weather pattern in a big way. starts today, a little cooler and much colder, tuesday into wednesday and a slow recovery. low clouds fog, sun. temperatures will be cooler today. already some 50s here on the high side or very low 60s. i think it will take a while to recover back in the 60s. tuesday and wednesday will be very cold. some l

the speedway president and steve o'donnell, both of them are expected to make an announcement at at 7:00 p.m. and hopefully give us more information on the spectators and to the degree they were injured. we expect an announcement whether they will start the race at 1:00 p.m. eastern, that is less than 17 hours from now. you have to figure, the amount of damage that was done to the retaining wall and the catch fence and the seats, it will take quite a lot of manpower and time to fix that. so, i guess, we will be waiting to see when we get that announcement, whether or not they will be able to start the race at 1:00 p.m., don. >> exactly and we had video earlier from the video of them repairing the retaining wall and whether or not that can be fixed in time. because, joe, that is really what saves the spectators in the event of an event like this one. >> reporter: yeah, that is the catch fence, it did its job for the most part. and it was able to prevent a lot more injuries. perhaps even deaths. but, any time you know, nascar is a dangerous sport, the drivers understand it when they get behi

arrested him. now the officer is speaking out for the first time. mark david chapman wrote steve spiro in 1983. he wanted to be friends with the officer, and he had other questions and requests as we. i spoke earlier with officer steve spiro. >> reporter: steve, what did you think when the letters were showing up in the mailbox and they are fascinating to read. what did you think? >> i was shocked. i said, why are you sending this to me? but when you spent five hours with somebody, you get to know them a little bit. and he was -- he was still selling himself three years after the murder that he wanted to be infamous. >> i can't -- i can barely read this here, but he said that the reason he wanted to write to you from the time, and he goes on the say from the time i guess of the arrester to vent, he says -- >> right. >> -- i felt very close to you and he is obsessed with the "catcher in the rye" and talks about the character holden in "catcher in the rye "and he is asking you the read it and specifically talking about his particular copy we he believes that he left at the crime scene or

, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. . ... >> steve: the texas tenors just did that great song "god bless the usa." what about lee greenwood, has he ever talked to you about that? >> we're friends with lee. we had dinner with him last week. he's excited about us being on the show. he endorses our song and he loves it. >> peter: i think he would love that version. you were fantastic. especially on this day. >> steve: thank you. >> thank you. >> steve: stick around for the after the show show 'cause we want to talk about how much you guys do for the vets because we know that's been great. >> peter: god bless the usa. >> steve: god bless all of you for joining us today. gretchen and brian will be back, anna and peter, thank you very much. also tomorrow, laura ingraham joins us and we hope you do, too. so long, everybody. >> anna: bye. bill: country music world is mourning one of its troubled stars. mindy mccready whose rise to fame was sidetracked by personal problems apparently taking her own life. she was only 37 years old. good morning i'm bill hemmer. welcome o

association, where it first met steve. this is a series of programs underwritten by the charles gesky family, which examines the constitution in the 21st century. this examines the balance between safety, security, and public order, and the protection of civil liberties and the integrity of the constitution on the other. tonight program will focus on threats to our american justice system caused by under-funding and indecisiveness. i would like to mention that the question answer portion of the program will be moderated by a professor geoffrey hazard, a distinguished professor of law at uc hastings. the professor is a leading expert in the field of civil procedure of legal ethics and is good at asking questions. it is my pleasure to introduce our very special guest, stephen zack, president of the american bar association. with nearly 400,000 members, it is the largest volunteer professional membership organization in the world. mr. zack is the first hispanic american to serve as the president and the second to be born abroad. he was only 14 when his family emigrated from cuba under harrowing

and you know what yo have and then you can treat the with what you learned in the first half with steve and the goal of triage happens to be th motto of nert "do the most good for the most people" and if there is an earthquake right no and ceiling collapsed and 40 people in here, and if i'm the one rescuer coming to you and the first person is not breathing and no pulse, would you want me to stop and do cpr for this person before i reache you and what if there are 500 people behind that and do cpr and i just have to open an air way and all patients fall unde under -- and i'm going to use colors and green, walking wounded and anybody that walks. d for delayed or yellow meaning you're hurt but you're not hurt enough. you're not hurt but that no not that bad an. and d is dead. and dead is the easiest one to determine. and how do we determine whether someone is dead? they're not breathing, right an steve said that several times and how do we know someone is not breathing? we look, listen, and feel and open the air way and we look to see if the chest is rising and listen to feel air and how

and park department. it's my incredible pleasure and honor to introduce you are mfac award winner, steve, ste castil. >> i would like to thank spur and mfac. thank you for this honor. being selected to receive such a prestigious award is such a great honor, but i think even greater considering all the top candidates. when i graduated from uc-davis, i learned the theory of being a manager. i needed something to show the reality but i quickly learned the best way to acquire these skills was to watch and work with senior managers in the rec and park department. i've been fortunate to work with three outstanding managers. they were instrumental in my growth as a manager. i thank them. another ingredient needed to be a successful manager is to have a great team. my supervisory team -- may have been instrumental in the golf and turf operations by completing tasks to the highest standards possible of any group of people i've ever seen. i would also like to thank the gardening staff, the teamsters, the operating engineers, everyone who makes my operation possible, even down to the local vendors

, general manager ginsburg. my name is steve rockwell a senior administrative analyst in operations and i have the privilege of coordinating the department's park evaluation program. i believe you will be really pleased with this year's controller's report. we have had some up-and-downs in some of the park scores, but largely, we have been able to remedy some of the lowest-scoring historically low-scoring parks and areas in the city. and at the same time, maintain the bulk of our parks well above that threshold mark that has been set for high maintenance. >> i'm going to introduce sarah swanbeck from the controller's office. >> good morning commissioners >> good morning. >> i thought i would just give you kind of a quick overview of some of the high-level finding from our report and i will turn it back over to steve to give you more details and talk a little bit about what department is doing and is planning to do to respond to some of our recommendations. >> so overall scores this year were incredibly consistent over last year. they did go up from 88.3% on average last year to 88.4

rebuttal starting with mr. williams. >> thank you. members of the board. steve williams again. just quickly, let's go back to the measurements the current decks, they are 72 square feet. six by 12. this is taken from miss lam's roof. you have been told that they are 200 square feet and only adding a little bit to it and all that you have to do is look at the diagram and right now it goes down her roof line, it goes down her roof line about six feet. right about here. it is going to go down 14 feet. it is 14 by 12 in the new deck. i mean that it is absurd to tell you that it is the same size, it is not so, you have been given a lot of misinformation about what is proposed and what is being built. >> the egress issue, number one, the rule of egress you can't go back into the burning building. so if you look at the egress that they provide, they say that if you run into the rear yard and we return and run back through the burning building, the code is clear on that that that is not the proper egress. filling up your rear yard and just makes it more dangerous and that was my point, this buildin

. the president doesn't want immigration reform. >> what about this? >> bret: bring in the panel. steve hayes, juan williams, and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. steve, a lot of talk about it. what do you think the meaning of the leak? white house says it's not behind it but mostly leaks happen for a reason. >> fascinating to see the leak and quickness where the rubio people responded with the statement. they wanted to make clear this would haven't legs with republicans, in the senate. the rubio people had a quick statement right away. i think the question is that, rand paul raises is a serious one. does the president want immigration reform? if he does this is an odd way to show it. the white house suggested they didn't have anything to do with the leak. the more that the president is involved at this point, the less likely it is that there will be a big immigration deal. there were discussions between republicans and democrat in the senate. they came out with a framework. this is vague. they came out with what was a framework that had some buy-in from conservatives and skepticism

legislation do you think it will fail? >> of course. of course it will. >> steve kornacki, in the "we hate obama world" of republican congressional politics, i guess it does make sense to me if the president gets his name on something those guys will try to kill it. so why the leak of an obama plan? >> yeah, well, first of all i think this is something that is worth keeping in mind through all the big policy debates coming up. for instance, look at sequester and potentially another grand bargain where obama says he wants to balance the approach, more tax revenue and the republican response to that is always okay, now be specific, put a plan forward. this is what is going to happen if obama puts a plan forward on the entitlements and everything else. they're going to immediately reject it. that said, i think there is a dance here. it is a really messed up, screwed up dance that will ultimately get us to a kind of immigration reform. basically, if the psychology of the republican party, can't be obama-led or obama's bill, it can't be obama leading the republicans around. it could be obama pu

admires only one person in the silicon valley, the late steve jobs. >> incredible. i love steve jobs. i actually cried when i read his address to stanford. did you ever read that? >> yes, i did. >> it was profound. love steve jobs. i cannot think of anybody else in this industry that i can say that of. >> another controversial figure in the international spotlight, the man who sold current tv to al jazeera in his first television interview after the sale, atherton's joel hyatt has some choice words for his critics. joel, you've been around the block. you nuf that the public perception here in the united states of al jazeera is negative. >> uh-huh. >> were you prepared for any sort of criticism that you guys are taking? >> i evaluated that very careful. >> coming up, the reason he's so proud of the deal. >> is it flattering to hear your name every hot list that comes up it's camilla harris with a senator, governor, supreme court, attorney general of the united states, flattering or do you just kind of put it on the side? >> i am so superficial. truly. i am completely focused on what i'm

way to start the new season with the new ride. >> mike: kevin harvick celebrates as we go to steve byrnes. >> steve: tony, what happened early in the race when there the big wreck broke loose? >> i got a big run on the 20. i went to the bottom. i thought i was cleared and the spotter did not clear me. i went on my own and i thought i had enough run to be clear of the third place guy. i'm pretty sure i clipped whoever was in third. so i, i made a move for the lead. and probably was anxious too early. but it was -- i was kind of stagnant where i was at and having fun moving forward and i felt racy. >> steve: thank you. >> chris: it was a split second decision by kevin harvick. kind of a double-block move to hold off tony stewart. and greg biffle. chevy edges ford in the "sprint unlimited." we'll have more from daytona in a moment. >> chris: terrific move by harvick to win. aerial coverage provided by goodyear. everything we learn making tires we inspire into your tires. >> michael: i talked about athleticism and split-send moves. watch that harvick did twice. car up in front of biffl

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